The Unmentionable History of the West is a fond romp through the underwear that men and women wore in days gone by. Think of corsets, navy blue bloomers, long underwear with its trap door and brassieres that could kill. Think also of the other unmentionables that came along with being sexual beings. Women had to hide their pregnancies, talk of birth control was illegal, seduction was a crime, prostitution likewise. There were so many silences, so many secrets about the private lives of men and women. 
 Then along came the 1960s and the social revolution known as the women's movement. Suddenly, underwear was out, girdles were gone and women began wearing pants. What came first then . . . the women's movement or pants? The removal of restrictive underwear or the force that was Gloria Steinem? The Unmentionable History of the West tackles these questions seriously, but with a good dose of humour.

The Unmentionable History of the West

Arts & Photography

Millar, Nancy

Graphic Design

Fitzhenry and Whiteside

A lighthearted history of outhouses in the American West, containing 8 black and white photos and 14 humorous illustrations. Comes with leather cord for hanging on the back of the bathroom door.

Once Upon an Outhouse

Literature & Fiction

Humor & Satire

Fifth House Publishers

The Famous Five. Emily Murphy and the Case of the Missing Persons

The Western Heritage Centre

The Rio Grande Valley is a storied land, both in history and nature. The Spanish arrived here in the sixteenth century. The first battle of the Mexican War and the last of the Civil War were fought here. This is where the Texas Rangers and border bandits roamed and cattle ranching first developed. At this southernmost tip of Texas, climate and geography create a paradise of wildlife diversity. No other region in the United States has recorded as many birds, over five hundred species. This number increases every year. As a result, the world visits South Texas to see species like Green Jays, Hook-billed Kites and White-collared Seedeaters, and the rarities that wander north across the river. Visitors include an amazing number of experts in many fields of natural history. Within these pages, writers like Jimmy Carter, Pete Dunne, Kenn Kaufman and Bill Clark tell their stories about a legendary Valley.

Birding the Border: Tales of the Rio Grande Valley

History

Publishamerica Inc

Cover has light reader wear, tends to curl upward. Inscription signed by author. Pages are clean and unmarked. Ships fast from California.

Remember Me as You Pass By : Stories from Prairie Graveyards

Wright, Frences [Editors]

Glenbow Museum Shop

Graveyards tell us a great deal about our country, as Nancy Millar discovered when she toured cemeteries across Canada to explore the history, mysteries, and stories found there. Here are stories about pioneers and settlers, missionaries and Native people, artists and politicians, and the ordinary people whose often unsung lives reveal so much about our past. 
Millar highlights the "best" graveyards in each province, the most popular epitaphs, the most original gravemarkers, the most carefully guarded grave, the most poetic graveyard in the country, and much more. With more than ninety photographs, the book also provides interesting observations on graveyard architecture, Indian burial customs, and the variations in epitaphs among religions, genders, races, and provinces. So join Nancy Millar, Canada's Tombstone Tourist, for an engaging and unusual look at our history.

Once upon a Tomb: Stories from Canadian Graveyards

Politics & Social Sciences

Sociology

Fifth House

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